The CogDog Presentation Criterion Collection

A presentation is more than a presentation file someone once said. Below are materials promulgated as presentations by Alan Levine who barks and growls at CogDogBlog. For a sampling of his offerings browse below or belly up to the buffet

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2017

• CC Certificates: Spread the Cred (April 2017) Creative Commons Global Summit; co-presented with Paul Stacey, Kelsey Wiens, Kamil Śliwowski
• A Shotgun Marriage: Smallest? Possible? Learning? Online? Tools? (June 2017) Domains 2017 conference. A SPLOT demo with Brian Lamb
• DS106's Indie Waves of Blog Syndication, Daily Creates, & an Open Assignment Bank Are Yours to Rock With as Templated Wordpress Themes (June 2017) Domains 2017 Conference
• Small Design Steps Can Go A Long Way For Open Community Tools (June 2017) Domains 2017 Conference- copresented with Tanya Dorey-Elias
• About Those Flying Cars They Promised Us... (June 2017) keynote presentation for the 50th ASCUE conference
• Picture This: Finding, Taking, Using Photographs (August 2017) for Ontario Extend Summer Institute
• Staking Your Claim: How the Open Web is Won for Teaching and Learning DML 2017 Pre-conference workshop co-presented with Kim Jaxon (Oct 4, 2017)
• International Specialized Skills Institute Fellowship (November 2017), Melbourne Australia
  • Blog posts for all Sessions https://cogdogroo.wordpress.com/2017/
  • Show Your Work! at Chisholm Institute Online (Nov 8, 2017)
  • Affordances of [silly!] Media Chisholm Institute (Nov 9, 2017)
  • What Works in Stories? Beyond Telling, Let’s do Storymaking Chisholm Institute (Nov 9, 2017)
  • StoryMaking: A Day at the Song Room The Song Room (Nov 14, 2017)
  • Inside at ACMI-X (Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Nov 15, 2017)
  • Affordances of [silly!] Media Adult and Community Education Victoria (ACEVic) (Nov 16, 2017)
  • Future of… Tech, Skills, Learning, Work? Conversation at CAE Centre for Adult Education (Nov 21, 2017)
  • On Transformations keynote, ISS Institute Awards Dinner (Nov 21, 2017)
  • Show Your Work! at Wondonda TAFE (Nov 22, 2017)
• Affordances of the Open Web Charles Sturt University, Wagga Wagga NSW, Australia (Nov 23, 2017)

2016

• In the MOOD: Building the Creative Commons Certification (November 2016) co-presented with Paul Stacey at the 2016 Open Education conference in Richmond, VA.
• Crafting Connected Courses (October 2016) day long pre-conference workshop co-presented with Justin Reich for Digital Media and Learning (DML) Conference
• Virtually Connecting as a Model for Transformative Learning (October 2016) hybrid presentation for Digital Media and Learning (DML) Conference co-presented on site with Mia Zamora and Andrea Rehn and virtual presenters Maha Bali, Rebecca Hogue, Nadine Aboulmagd, and Autumm Caines (see video archive)
• Studio workshops, facilitation, and presentations for UDG Agora Project (June 2016, University of Guadalajara, September-October online)
  • Prepping Your Toolbox Studio technology overview
  • Amazing Stories at the Agora co-presented with Brian Lamb
  • Making Short Form Videos hands-on studio
  • Recording and Creating Audio hands-on studio
• Presentations, materials, web sites developed for month-long fellowship at Universidad del Sagrado Corazón (February 2016) including
  • Silly / Useful Web Tricks (February 2016) workshop for faculty at Universidad del Sagrado Corazón
  • Inside the (weird) World of Catfishing on Facebook (February 2016) presentation for students at Universidad del Sagrado Corazón
  • GIFs, Memes, and Cool Web Stuff (February 2016) presentation for students at Universidad del Sagrado Corazón (blog post)

2015

• This is Not a Blog (Dec 2015) invited talk for Justice Institute of British Columbia
• Reflection on the Agora (Dec 2015) invited presentation with Tannis Morgan and Brian Lamb for Conectáctica (Guadalajara, Mexico)
• EDUPUNK, Bauhaus, or DIO? (Dec 2015) invited presentation with Tannis Morgan and Brian Lamb for CIINOVApp (University of Guadalajara, Mexico)
• Welcome to the Agora (November 2015) Open Ed Conference presentation with Tannis Morgan, Brian Lamb, and Terri Bateman (blog post)
• Ordinary/Amazing Stories of Connection (Oct 2015) keynote for K12 Online Conference

• +/- memorable (Oct 2015) TEDxUSagradoCorazon, San Juan, Puerto Rico

• The BS of Storytelling (June 2015) invited keynote for Computer Assisted Law Instruction (CALI) conference, Denver, CO
• The Open Show: Connected Learning Without Expensive Acronyms (June 2015), DML Conference, Los Angeles, CA
• Doing It Daily (May 2015) presentation for the Maricopa Community Colleges Teaching with Technology conference, Avondale, AZ
• Connecting With Digital Storytelling (May 2015) co-presented online with Darren Kuropatwa for the Ontario School and System Leaders Edtech MOOC (OSSEMOOC).
• What The Web! (March 2015) Invited keynote for TCC 2015 Conference, Honolulu

• The Open Web: (a) Lost (b) Reclaimed (c) Co-claimed (d) All of the above? (March 2015) Co-presented with Brian Lamb for BCCampus Open Education Week
• Image Seeking for Fantastic Visual Metaphors (February 2015), TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium 2015
• SPLOT: Smallest Possible Learning Online Tools (February 2015), TRU Teaching Practices Colloquium 2015
• Finding, Taking, and Blogging With Photos (January 2015) Thompson Rivers University
• Introduction to Storytelling (January 2015) Experiential Learning Series talk, Thompson Rivers University
• Storymaking: What Works (January 2015) opening presentation for The You Show at Thompson Rivers University

2014

• Storymaking: What Works (November 2014) online presentation for University of Regina EC&I 831 taught by Alec Couros
• Shar-E-Fest 2014 (Sept 29 - Oct 10, 2014)
  • Being on/of The Web (Shar-E-Fest Conference, Hamilton; Auckland University)
  • Affordances of the Open Web For Education (Auckland University of Technology)
  • True Stories of Open Sharing (Shar-E-Fest Conference, Hamilton)
  • Beyond the MOOC Hype: a Look at Connected Courses (Open Polytechnic of New Zealand; )
  • Storythinking > Storymaking > Storytelling (University of Victoria, Wellington; University of Waikato; Auckland University of Technology, northec)
  • Searching for the Mythical OER Reuse (Now with Moas) (Open Polytechnic of New Zealand)
  • The ds106 Files: Outbreaks of Infectious and Open Acts of Creativity (Shar-E-Fest Conference, Hamilton; University of Victoria, Wellington; Auckland University of Technology)
  • Into the Storybox (All locations)
• Do You Every Wonder What Happened to Wonder? (invited presentation University of Texas Arlington, Sep 2014)
• Stalking the Mythical OER Reuse (online presentation for Ontario Universities’ Council on e-Learning, August, 2014)
• Picture This (Arizona K12 Center Camp Plug and Play, Tucson, AZ July 2014)
• Storythinking > Storymaking > Storytelling (Riding the Wave of Change Conference, Gimli Manitoba, May 2014)
• Doing the Daily Create (Riding the Wave of Change Conference, Gimli Manitoba, May 2014)
• Enquire Within Upon Everything: True Stories of the Wondrous Web (eLearning Consortium of Colorado, April 2014)
• Making / Telling Stories That Matter (Skidmore College, March 2014)

2013

• The ds106 Files: Outbreaks of Infectious and Open Acts of Creativity (University of Alaska Fairbanks TechFest, October 2013)
• True Stories of Openness (Yavapai College, May 2013)
• Web Storytelling: 50+ Ways and More (College of Wooster , May 2013)
• Five Things for Wagner College (Media Literacy initiative, April 2013)
• The ds106 Show (keynote for TCC World Online Conference, April 2013)
• Enquire Within Upon Everything aka The Web is a Groovy Place (Mar 2013)
• Explorations in Web Storytelling (Hong Kong Management & Innovation Research Centre, Mar 2013)
• Hands on with Web Storytelling (Hong Kong University Science & Technology, Mar 2013)
• Through The Lens (United World College, Singapore, Mar 2013)
• On Compelling Storytelling (United World College, Singapore, Mar 2013)
• Making Audio Soundscapes (Flat Classroom Conference, Mar 2013)
• Telling Stories with Data and Pictures (lesson for 6th Grade math students, Yokohama International School, March 2013)
• Four Icon Stories (for 2nd grade students, Yokohama International School, Mar 2013)
• Upping Your Image Quotient (Yokohama International School, (Flat Classroom Conference, Mar 2013)
• What Mean Ye Storytelling (many places!)

2012 and wayback farther...

• We, Our Digital Selves, and Us (invited Online keynote, 2012 Flat Classroom Conference)
• Not Dead Yet... Blogging (Northern Voice 2010)
• What's On Your Horizon? (Learning 2.008, Sept 2008)
• It's All You Can WordPress at the EduBlog Diner- a presentation for San Francisco WordCamp 2008
• I Didn't Know You Could Do That with Free Web Tools (K12 Online Conference, Oct 2006)
• Podcasting On the Cheap references and things presented during my session a the April 2006 NMC Online Conference on Personal Broadcasting
• Podcasting: What's The Hype? (March 2005) presentation at GateWay and Glendale Community Colleges
• Collaboration Tools: What's Out There? (August 10, 2005) links and examples for session at Seminars in Academic Computing Conference
• Jackalopes, Ocotillos, Learning eXchanges, RSS, and Other Arizona Learning Technology Curiosities (March 10, 2005) A copy of the presentation hoisted originally on my CogDogWiki just to see how the content transferred here.

Other WikiSpaces

• 50+ Web 2.0 Ways to Tell a Story
• CogDogRoo home of the presentations and workshops originally spun for a 2007 Tour of Australia
• Open Discussion on Web 2.0 Storytelling (for 2008 EDUCAUSE Review article co-authored with Bryan Alexander)
• CogDogHouse miscellaneous scratch pads, brain dumps, and openly editable stuff
  • It's All You Can WordPress at the EduBlog Diner- a presentation for San Francisco WordCamp 2008
  • Climbing the Twitter Life Cycle Curve Yes, you were one of those who first looked at twitter and said, "that's the stupidest thing I have ever seen!", yet over a period of use, you find your level of interest rising a predictable curve. Check it out and sign the summit log at the top.
  • I Did Not Know You Could Do That with Free Web Tools What is an example of a specific thing a teacher can achieve with free web tools? The coolest of useful unknown tricks? This was some fishing for ideas I did in prep for an October 2006 keynote for the K12 Online Conference- final presentation is at http://cogdog.wikispaces.com/k12online06
  • Podcasting On the Cheap references and things presented during my session a the April 2006 NMC Online Conference on Personal Broadcasting
  • What's Good About Social Software hopefully an infinite list to counter the fear mongers who harp on all the "evil" and "predatory" things on the net- I think the Good far outweighs the Bad, but the Bad get way too much press.
• More Than Cool Tools (K12 Online Conference, 2007)